Sentence examples for hard working class from inspiring English sources

Nowhere was this myth perpetuated more than rugby league, a hard working class game designed to test courage with a strict code of conformity.

The band went on to perform at prominent Irish festivals such as Electric Picnic and Hard Working Class Heroes.

The duo featured at festivals such as Electric Picnic, Indie-pendence and Hard Working Class Heroes and also took part in the 2fm 2fmro 2fmr.

In September 2008, Giveamanakick played Hard Working Class Heroes, at which the organisers selected them alongside acts such as The Blizzards and Heathers to play the CMJ Festival in New York the following month.

The band have performed at festivals and events such as Glastonbury, Electric Picnic, Lovebox and Hard Working Class Heroes and provided support for The Flaming Lips at Belsonic in Belfast in August 2008.

Will Republicans complain of partisanship if they are called to work as hard as working class America?

This is understandably hard on working class and immigrant families, most of which were, ironically, often previously employed as builders.

The allegedly ameliorative reforms they propose boil down to a continuation of disruptive woes: unsustainable economic growth, unceasing financial stimulus, and cost burdens for global environmental remediation transferred from corporations with historically high profits to hard pressed working class consumers.

"The Jets are a hard-nose, working class team that plays smash-mouth football," he said.

This means hitting hardest the working class and other not-so-well-off voters in their countries, who turn either inwards on themselves (depression, suicide etc) or to other political forces, mainly rightwing populism.

While divorce rates plummeted in the '90s for college graduates, they continued to rise among the hard-pressed working class.